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Peter Tavoulareas
July 28, 2017
I often said that if I had three two friends to join me on a Quiz Show demonstrating general knowledge, my brother-in-law: Jim would be my first choice.
Jim had an active and a reflective mind. His input was always poignant and his observations appreciated.
My memories of Jim invariably involve an steamy, early Hampton's morning coupled with thoughtful man on the sands casting for something meaningful.
I hope that you caught it, brother.
Lucie & Cherry Taylor
August 8, 2011
I was honoured that Jim was responsible, in part, for my presentation at Christ's Hospital (2007). So sad to say goodbye. I'll always remember the happy times, his wisdom and inspiration. A good friend is the medicine of life. Our heartfelt sympathy to Patrice and the Bell family.
July 20, 2011
From Whitman& Ransom to Parson & Brown to Satterlee (1986 to 2003) working with Jim was a pleasure. He was a gentleman quick to smile and generous with his wit. His office was understated, a quiet and peaceful place made joyous by the wall of pictures of his beautiful grandchildren of whom he was so proud. Jim, you were well liked and much admired by all who knew you. You are greatly missed.
Betta Jacobs
Andrew Fyfe
July 20, 2011
Please accept my condolences for the family of a generous and outstanding man. I left before he came to Christs Hospital as a one year exchange student and only came to know him after moving to the US in recent years. His contribution to CH was exceptional and we must all be thankful for his generosity towards the continuation of the school's mission. Sincerely
Andrew E. Fyfe
Eliza McCullough
July 16, 2011
I miss you papou. You were a wonderful, loving, beautiful, polite intelligent, exciting, and kind grandfather. There is a whole in my heart that will never be filled. Thank you for all the wonderful gifts you have given to your coworkers, friends, and family. We love you.
Madelyn Robinson
July 12, 2011
I worked as Jim's secretary for 11 years, he was the best boss that I have worked for. He cared about his clients, loved his family and enjoyed his vacations. Once his Mother telephoned when Jim had gone to run an errand, I told her that he said he would be back in a half an hour but that I expected him back in an hour - she said "you've caught on to him". I will miss him.
Tamara Pinedo
June 27, 2011
Jim, in the last four years of my life and time at Christ's hospital, you could not have done more for me. You have changed my life forever, and I will never forget you. You were an extremely generous and kind man, I will always remember what you have done for me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Lissa Pendleton
June 26, 2011
To the Bell family - We will miss Jim. Our families go way back to Montclair, N.J. Lately, I became reacquainted with Jim at my brother, Kim's memorial service. What a wonderful guy and what a pleasure! May his memory bring you peace, Lissa Pendleton
June 24, 2011
Please accept my condolences on the passing of Jim my prayers go out to you and your family. Valerie Beaumont, Brain tree Essex U.K.
D. "Rosh" Wright
June 23, 2011
Jim, I did not know you well, but every encounter with you, whether in person, by phone, by mail or email, left a lasting impression on me. A truly remarkable man, you will be missed by the Christ's Hospital community. My thoughts are with your family. "And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest."
Katie Lister
June 23, 2011
Uncle Jim, I have always looked up to you and will miss you terribly! I love you!
Fran Russo
June 23, 2011
My deepest sympathy and prayers are with Jim's family. Jim touched the lives of so many people and he'll be missed. Jim was loved and respected by his colleagues and co-workers and a credit to his profession and law firm. He set the bar high, was always the gentleman and he always got the deal done. It was my good fortune to know and work with Jim for over 20 years and I have so many wonderful memories of this gentle man with the sharp and witty humor who loved his children and grandchildren and I still remember how he would beam with pride and joy when sharing their accomplishments with me. A loving husband, father, grandfather and friend. Adios, Jim.
Paulette Goss
June 22, 2011
My heartfelt sympathy to the Bell family. I will always remember Jim as the sweet gentle man that I've worked with for over 18 yrs. One of my fondiest memories of Jim is whenever you asked about his children and grandchildren you should have seen how his face would light up. He will be missed.
Jackie & Bernie Hinden
June 21, 2011
Patrice and family
We are so sorry to hear of Jim's death. He will be missed by all. love to you and your family.
Patricia Fortner
June 21, 2011
I had the honor and pleasure of working with Jim for 18 years. He was as fine a human being as I've ever known, and his warmth and caring will be missed more than I can say. My deepest sympathies for this terrible loss are with his family and everyone who loved him.
Tamas Lorinczy
June 21, 2011
Jim was a great source of inspiration and wisdom for me. I learnt a lot from him and I shall never forget his kind hospitality, warmth & friendship. He was a truly exemplary Old Blue & this is a huge loss for the entirety of the Christ's Hospital community. All our thoughts and prayers are with him and his loving family. We shall never forget you Jim.
June 20, 2011
My deepest condolences to the entire Bell Family for the loss of a kind, gentle and wonderful friend and colleague.
Peter Basilevsky, New York, New York
Lance Reynolds
June 20, 2011
Jim was my exact contemporary at Christ's Hospital. We caught up with each other 44 years later when I invited him to join the Board of Friends of Christ's Hospital on which he served for eight years. He helped restart the student exchange program with the school in England,donated generously to FCH, and was a gracious host to visiting students and staff. On behalf of all his Housey friends I send condolences to Patrice and his family.
Howard A. Neuman
June 20, 2011
Please accept my sincerest condolences. Jim was a fun-loving guy and a great lawyer and partner and I will miss him. Hopefully, you will be comforted by the love and support of family and friends and by your fondest memories.
Edwin Markham
June 20, 2011
I knew Jim my entire professional life, since 1984, and admired him greatly, as a lawyer and as a man. He will be sorely missed by us all.
Carolyn Glynn
June 19, 2011
I am so sorry for the loss of Jim. He was one of the most elegant and compassionate people I have ever met. It was an honor to be his law partner and friend during my years at Satterlee. My deepest condolences to his family and loved ones.
Carol S. Desmond
June 19, 2011
Thanks for the opportunity to share an appreciation for a lovely man whom you, his family, knew in a closer and a more intimate way than those of us who had the pleasure of working with and learning from him. I met him only late in his professional career, but was honored by even briefly getting to practice with someone so considerate and intelligent, with such subtle humor and avid interests.
Jean Lister
June 18, 2011
You were my oldest cousin whom I would looked up to and adored. You were our family historian and made us remember where we came from and gave us pride and honor because of that. I am so sad that you are not here anymore, My prayers and love go out to you and your family.
Mark Hutson
June 18, 2011
Jim, we love you. You will be missed. Love, Mark & Courtney
June 18, 2011
Patrice, I was saddened to hear of Jim's passing. I think he was one of the most special loving people that I was priveledged to know and be friends with in my life. I will miss him, his spirit and love of life greatly. My mother also extends her sympathy. Joan Pendias and Sophie Pendias
June 18, 2011
We will all miss his wonderful smile, his great knowledge of history, and his dedication to keeping track of the family genealogy. He touched our lives in so many ways.
Love from Bill and Sue Hutson
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